In Airplane Mode, Shahnaz Habib intelligently examines the business of travel, encouraging us to engage more thoughtfully with our journeys.
Chris Santella and DC Helmuth’s practical and aspirational world tour for dog owners will demystify the process of traveling with dogs.
Comedian Jamie Loftus takes readers on a hot dog-sampling road trip that is by turns eye-opening and gut-clenching, hilarious and poignant, scatological and existential.
Krista Burton’s obsessive quest to visit each lesbian bar in the U.S. offers a hilarious and affectionate investigation into the past and future of queer gathering spots.
The award-winning author of No Visible Bruises turns her focus to her troubled family history in a memoir that is compelling, propulsive, gripping and disturbing.
Part travelogue, part theological meditation and part memoir, The Half Known Life shimmers with wisdom gleaned from exploring the nooks and crannies of the human soul.
You’ve never seen rustic expatriation evoked quite so lusciously as it is in An American in Provence, photographer Jamie Beck’s pictorial memoir.
An urbanite with no interest in nature tells of venturing into the outdoors with such deft humor that all you can do is laugh at his misadventures.
Whether you’re traveling solo or planning a girls’ trip, the editors from Unearth Women have assembled all the resources, hacks and advice you could ask for.
As Jordan Salama follows Colombia’s Magdalena River from beginning to end, he hears the incredible stories of people whose fates are entwined with the river.
Subpar Parks is a terrific gift for anyone who loves our country’s natural wonders—and has a sense of humor.
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